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Main Sessions September 28–29, 2010 |
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| Welcome and Global Climate and Energy Project (GCEP): 2010 Sally Benson – Director, Global Climate and Energy Project |
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| The Recent Situation and Development of China's Energy Sector Xu Kuangdi – Honorary Chairman of the Governing Board, Chinese Academy of Engineering; Former Mayor of Shanghai |
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| Addressing the Energy Challenges of the Nation Kristina Johnson – Undersecretary of Energy, United States Department of Energy |
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| Evaluating Environmental Trade-offs, Co-benefits and Unintended Consequences of Energy Options and Climate Responses Pamela Matson – Dean of the School of Earth Sciences, Stanford University |
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| New Thoughts on a Hot, Flat and Crowded World Thomas Friedman – The New York Times Columnist, Pulitzer Prize Winning Author |
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| Panel: Information Technology Opportunities in the Energy Sector Paul De Martini, Pat House, Balaji Prabhakar and Bill Weihl with Mark Horowitz |
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| On the Size of the Mitigation Effort Required to Solve the Climate Problem: New Constraints from Recent Carbon Cycle Research Stephen Pacala – Director, Princeton Environmental Institute, Princeton University |
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| Panel: The Energy Innovation Ecosystem Uma Chowdhry, Roy Johnson, John Krenicki and Richard Swanson with Andrew Revkin |
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